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How To Include Images In Your Blog Posts Without Direct Upload From Your Computer/Mobile









Trying to upload images from my phone to my blog posts was actually difficult for me as I always had this error stuff.
At times I wouldn't just see any error, but the upload form wont show up.
Until I found how to insert photos in my posts without having to upload them directly from my phone.

What Do You Need?
The things you need are:
1. The photo you want to upload saved in your phone/computer.
2. A little knowledge about HTML or rather the HTML code for image
3. And of course a FREE online image hosting site.

With step 1 in place, you can look for a FREE image hosting site by doing a random search on Google, but I'll advise you use the one I recommend, which is
PostImage - www.postimage.com
Log on to the site (http://postimage.com) and create an account free of charge. Then you can upload your image from your phone there.
It's easy and fast, and also well categorized as you can create as much directories as you want.

Also you have options were you choose the size of the image. Select your desired size, favourably the size for websites and emails.
After uploading your image, you'd be shown many boxes with different links to copy, simply copy the link in the SECOND box!
That's the one you need. The link should end in jpg, or png
You need to use a browser like UC, where you have the chance of editing items copied to the Clipboard. Anyway you can find a place or a way to edit the copied link (you can do that after pasting it in the post you want to publish on your blog).

Now, you need to introduce the HTML image code that will enable that link to be transformed to an image, and the HTML code for image is:

<img src="" />

And the image link copied goes in between the two quotation marks ("").

Let's say for instance the link of the image you copied from postimage.com is
http://hostname.com/imagename.jpg
Your complete HTML code will now look like this:
<img src="http://hostname.com/imagename.jpg" />
I hope it was clear enough?
Are you confused? Then let's know with the comment section.
Tech guru that have a better and easier way than this, please do let us know too.

Thanks.
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Enjoy.

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